Publications by authors named "H Jalali"

Osteopetrosis is a group of genetically and clinically diverse inherited disorders characterized by an increase in bone density. The main known cause is an abnormality in the development or function of osteoclasts. Hence, the process of bone resorption is impaired, resulting in: 1- a reduction in bone marrow volume and, subsequently, a decrement in the hematopoietic capacity of bone marrow, which leads to anemia and compromised immunological function; 2- improper bone development, which leads to pressure on peripheral nerves, causing auditory, visual, and movement impairments; and 3- disturbance in the formation of bone microstructure that leads to susceptibility to bone fracture.

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Sleep stages classification one of the essential factors concerning sleep disorder diagnoses, which can contribute to many functional disease treatments or prevent the primary cognitive risks in daily activities. In this study, A novel method of mapping EEG signals to music is proposed to classify sleep stages. A total of 4.

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Objectives: There is limited consensus on the optimal strategy for surgical treatment of severe tricuspid valve pathology. At our institution, we have implemented a unique technique of using a tricuspid homograft with its supporting apparatus for partial replacement of the native tricuspid valve. We now present the long-term outcomes of these patients.

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The purpose of the present research was to prepare a novel biodegradable coating of whey protein (whey) and essential oil of (forms of free (EO) and Pickering emulsion (NEO)) to improve the shelf life of beef. In this study, various microbiological, chemical, and sensory analyses were performed. The results showed that after 18 days, the highest and lowest microbiological counts were related to control samples and whey-NEO treatments, respectively.

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Article Synopsis
  • Neurodegenerative diseases (NDs) are complex disorders of the nervous system, and their causes remain largely unclear, making it difficult to create accurate disease models.
  • Traditional methods like in vitro and animal models often fail to replicate human disease characteristics, but organoid technology offers a promising alternative by better mimicking the human nervous system.
  • This review highlights advancements in neural organoid technology, emphasizing the value of patient-derived organoids in studying NDs and their potential to improve clinical trial design and personalized therapies.
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